Mr. Friscus
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That's a good list, but I would take it one step at a time.
For starters, IF he wants to take any step towards "unity", he would acknowledge that 74 million Americans aren't sub-human, immoral, or evil. He would acknowledge that only a few hundred monsters acted out of hundreds of thousands of protesters on Jan 6th. He would address the fact that 99.9% of Conservatives denounce the actions. He would admit that people who voted for Trump could have done so for legitimate reasons, even if they didn't love the guy.
But, no. He's upping the divisive, condemning rhetoric. He's saying ALL of "you" are capitol rioters, and he's seemingly fine with his Democrat members constantly labeling the GOP as "White Supremacists"... which further encourages future divisiveness, tension, and violence.
Biden hasn't done a single thing to unify. He's just said the word over and over. That's it. And that would be fine if he were at least honest about it. Stop lying and saying he's here for all of us, and tell it how it is. Say: "I'm coming for all of you. There's a problem with Conservatism, and the GOP, and we need to condemn them all, harass them, and support their extermination from mainstream society"
That's at least accurate, based on his rhetoric, his party's rhetoric that he doesn't oppose, and the major actions by Big Tech that he seems to support.
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